The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-23
PERSONAL.
Mrs. CLEVELAND only ornament for her hands
is the rffg with which she wassnarred.

Mrs. CLEVELAND only ornament for her hands
is the ring with which she wasmarried.
IT is probable that William O'Brien will be
present and speak at the grave Of Wendell Phil
lips on Decoration day.
Col. BRADLEY and Gen Bucl1ner, rival candi-
didates for the Governorship of Kentucky, will
stump the State together.
Mrs. ADRIAN s. HEWITT has been elected Presi-
dent of the Ladies' Committee of the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement of Science.
Col. INGERsoLL Indignantly denies that he has
stopped ''fighting God" The warfare win be
vigorously renewed next winter at the usual
price of admission.
MARQUIS TsENG, the Chinese diplomatist, says
that IN CHINA when man values himself over
much, they compare him TO rat falling into a
scale and weighing itself.
Mrs. KATE CHASE SPRAGUE is growing wealthy
by the advance in real estate values, having but
recently been offered $4,000 for her Edgewood
estate, near Washington.
SUSANNA MEDoRA SALTER, the new Mayor of
Argoria, Kas., is n Spoilswoman of the deepest
dye. She purposes to turn out every horrid
man in the municipal government and fill all
the offices with women
THE Baltimore Sun says that Mr.. L. Berry
Wall always carries with MIN when he. travels
an assortment of walking sticks, which cost
him over 500. Mr.. Wall and his canes have re-
Gently been in Baltimore.
WILSON BARRETT awakened while in this coun-
try general interest in the life and works of
Thomas Chatterton, 1.-THE marvellous boy" A
marked increase in the sale OF Chattcrtons
poems has been the result
FOURIER, the great father of our modern com
munists, proposed TO pay off the national debt
of England with 200O,0OO OF hens eggs, a hen
laying at the rate of 300 eggs year, and the
eggs TO be sold at sd. per Dozen"
HOLLAND PATENT Is TO furnish another teacher
for the school for girls in this city with which
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland has connected
herself. The Utica Herald says that Miss Clara
{. Fuller, the preceptTess of the Holland Patent
Academy, is 10 teach with Miss Cleveland. They
are intimate friends
OF all the railroad magnates who have testi-
fed before the Pacific Railroad Commission,
Russell Sage il said to be the most nervous
most evasiye and most good natured, Mr.. Moro
SIM the coolest and most unpumpable, and Mr.
Willard the most skilful in appearing % tell
frankly all he knows, and saying nothing that
can lead him in a corner.
Mas FAwcETT, widow of the illustrious Eng
lish Postmaster General, has refused 10 Join the
women's movement led by Mrs. Gladstone
against the crimes bill II am one OF those"
she explains, who think that those who kill or
shoot their neighbors main cattle, cut of the
hair of girls and pour tor over their heads,
ought TO be punished, whether they live in Ire
land or in England"
1T is told Of DR.. Thomas, now Assistant Bishop
OF Kansas who was renowned IN Yale and after
his graduation as a chess player, that suddenly
he gave up his tavorite game. Asked the reason
of his conduct. be said: II found that took 80
much interest In the game that when | was
beaten, it aroused I'm me feelings that could
not conscientiously entertain. There was moth.
ing left for me TO do but TO give up chess"
MAJ. RATHBoNE. who has been appointed Con
sui General 10 Paris, Ii man Of medium height.
full figure, with a bald head gray moustache
and horid complexion. He is about AZ years OF
age. He Is wealthy and so is his wife Both of
them speak French fluently. Maj. Rathbone is
In the ball rooms Of Paris with n biilliancy be-.
coming a Consul General Oh the United States.